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		<title>The Beauty of a Glass Top Humidor</title>
		<description>In addition to a standard humidor, travel, cabinet, and glass top humidors bring joy to the true cigar aficionado.  For the cigar smoker who may not need the massive design of a cabinet humidor but still wants to add weight to his or her prized collection of fine cigars, glass top humidors are an ex</description>
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		<title>The Humidor</title>
		<description>Good cigars will always need a good home. Humidors are made for that purpose: to protect your cigars. From the lowly Tupperware container to the exquisite 'Davidoff' line this is their primary function. Some are quite beautiful and will grace any room where placed. Others offer clean design and func</description>
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		<title>Finding a Quality Cigar Store</title>
		<description>The cigar shop of yesteryear has been increasingly replaced by a virtual version that offers the same wide variety of cigar brands, humidors and accessories, but knows no geographical boundaries and offers products at a fraction of the cost.  Truly, online cigar stores have played a major role in th</description>
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		<title>The Five Best Cigar-Related Father's Day Gifts</title>
		<description>According to a recent study by the internet cigar retailer WhatsKnotToLove.com, Father's Day -- that shameless day of the year when wives, daughters and sons have to publicly humiliate themselves in a quest for a gift they know will go unappreciated -- has become a national epidemic. More than sixty</description>
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		<title>How to Smoke a Cigar (and Not Look Like a Heathen in the Process)</title>
		<description>Not everyone in the world knows how to smoke a cigar.  Even those that smoke cigars regularly do not necessarily know how to smoke a cigar.  How so?  Smoking cigars is like showing dogs:  there is skill involved, as well as a certain beauty and sophistication.

Here are some tips for how to smoke </description>
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